To turn on Sign in with Microsoft, email your Azure token ID to [email protected]. The SilkFlo team then works with your IT team to add the SilkFlo app to your Microsoft Entra (Azure) environment. That’s the whole process. Once it’s done, your team signs in to SilkFlo with their Microsoft 365 work accounts. This guide is for the IT administrator. For the user side, see How to sign in to SilkFlo with your Microsoft account.
Why set it up #
Sign in with Microsoft uses OpenID Connect (OIDC). Your people use the work account they already have, so there’s no separate SilkFlo password to remember or reset. Your IT team keeps control: SilkFlo sits in your Entra environment as an enterprise application, so you manage its sign-in settings there like any other app.
Before you start #
You need:
- A SilkFlo Pro or Enterprise plan.
- A Microsoft Entra ID (Azure) environment.
- Your Azure token ID.
Set it up #
- Email SilkFlo support. Send your Azure token ID to [email protected] and say you’d like Sign in with Microsoft turned on.
- Work with the SilkFlo team. We’ll work with your IT team to add the SilkFlo app to your Azure environment.
- Test it. Once it’s added, check a user from your organisation can sign in to SilkFlo with their Microsoft account.
FAQs #
How do I turn on Sign in with Microsoft for SilkFlo? #
Email your Azure token ID to [email protected]. The SilkFlo team works with your IT team to add the SilkFlo app to your Azure environment.
Which SilkFlo plans include Sign in with Microsoft? #
Pro and Enterprise.
Can we control which users can sign in to SilkFlo? #
Yes, in Microsoft Entra ID. SilkFlo is an enterprise application in your directory, so you can manage its sign-in settings there like any other app. SilkFlo adds its own check on top: only people who’ve been invited to SilkFlo can sign in, and they get the role they were invited with.
